Sentence examples for such a bird from inspiring English sources
If so, could such a bird survive?
White wrote a book, The Goshawk, about his own ill-fated attempts to train such a bird.
Such a bird becomes emblematic in De Profundis, written in C22 (or C33, as it was known in Wilde's day).
After you became convinced that such a bird was not a product of your imagination, you might start to wonder what its life is like.
He imagined himself carried on the back of such a bird, over volcanic fire, an enormous lake and a mountain range.
The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles recently found the remains of such a bird wrapped inside its own red-shroud mummy — one of only 10 in the world — and curators were looking for similarities.
This story is such a bird-in-a-bird-in-a-bird of tabloid tropes that it feels conceived by Viz.
The soul may assume an animal or plant form or there may be animal psychopomps, most frequently a winged creature such as a bird or butterfly.
The trematode life cycle is completed only if the final, or definitive, host (such as a bird, sheep, or cow) eventually eats the intermediate host.
Beginning life as a sticky seed left on a high tree branch by an animal such as a bird, bat, or monkey, the young strangler lives on the tree's surface (see epiphyte).
Radar can distinguish one kind of target from another (such as a bird from an aircraft), and some systems are able to recognize specific classes of targets (for example, a commercial airliner as opposed to a military jet fighter).
